Today, most of us are seizing commercial opportunities in digital, but new evidence suggests we may be missing an even bigger prize: digital’s social and environmental benefits.
As I look toward the future, I’m excited by what I see: technology that has the potential to answer some of our biggest questions, solve some of our toughest challenges and help us better...
How can CEOs transform today’s challenges of globalization and technological innovation into tomorrow’s opportunities?
When harnessed, software will take us anywhere that our minds and creativity map out, while quite likely saving the world along the way.
Cyber risk is a systemic challenge and cyber-resilience a public good. Leaders need tools and partnerships to respond to these challenges of digitalization.
Cyber-resilience is a major strategy issue and the need for boards and senior executives to give it serious attention cannot be overstated.
Lutfey Siddiqi looks at leadership in the context of the theme of this year's Annual Meeting.
We asked 6 global leaders: how can we smash the glass ceiling?
We must achieve a kind of symbiosis between minds and machines, with machines amplifying ideas from the human brain, and freeing it from mundane and repetitive tasks.
The world could see its first trillionaire in 25 years, yet 1 in 10 of us still earns less than $2 a day. We need to break this cycle for the benefit of humanity.
Responsibility lies with those with the power to make a difference.
“If I have one piece of advice for would-be leaders, it is read some history,” writes historian Margaret MacMillan.











